Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-15

referred TO the Committee on Fisheries ane
Game:
| By Mr.. Greer Of DISQUALIFICATION of j
! n Youop and 127 others of Lincolnville an,
Belmont, for the construction of fshways IL
| Duck Trap stream in the towns OF Lincoln
! vile and Belmont.
By Mr.. Libbey Of Mattawamkeag-Peti
ton of Geo. NJ. Estes and others. asking ina
the Law for the protection of tish be amended
and the right granted TO fish with drift-net'
in Prnobscot river. above Oldtown, two days
10 each week during the lawful season.
By Mr.. Talbot Of East Neutrality-suspicious.
of John Sherman and % others of Grea
Pond. Hancock county, for amendment of the
game law also, petition of Samuel Hawkin:
and 40 others for the same purpose; also
petition Of william II. Fogg and Others o
Lowell, Penobscot county. for the same pur
pose.
By Mr.. Condor of FriendsEp-Petition O.
Edward Thomas. Jr. and IS others. praying
that POO lbs. [ legal barrel of herring: also
bill an act additional to and amendatory OF
chap 40 of the revised statutes. as amehdeo
BY public laws Of 1885, relating to Holsters.
Bv Mr.. Dawson Of Greenville-Remo on
STRANGE of Piscataquis Game and Fish Pro
tective Society against close time on Moose
head Lake during the months of May and
June.
By Mr. Hersey of Harpswell-Petition OF
Francis Haskell and 80 others for a change
in the lo9ster law.
The following papers were presented and
referred to the Committee on Military AT
fairs:
By Mr. B,wker of Woodst1ck-Petltion OF
members of the G. A. r. and citizens OF
Woodstock. for legislation to authorize towns
TO raise money to pay expenses Of Memorial
Day.
By Mr.. Knapp of Standardization of G
A. Il. and citizens of Bridgton, for same
purpose.
The following papers were presented and
referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs
By Mr.. Peltangall Of Observation-Disclosures
of J. C. Cove and others, of Perry, to paw
Robert Talbot for loss of sheep killed BY
dogs belonging to Passamaquoddy Indians.
BY Mr. Looney of misunderstanding
of Peter j. Gabrielle, representative of the
Passamaquoddv tribe of Indians.
Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent presented petit
ton OF municipal officers Of Fort Kent and
~ others, asking for an appropriation to
build bridge over Fish river: referred to
Roads. Also petition of 20 deaf mutes,
"Maine Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb; :" referred to the Committee
on Education.
Mr.. Hawkes. of Portland presented the Pc
tition of the York Harbor and Beach Rail-
road Company for extension of time to build
railroad. etc. /; referred to the Committee on
Railroads. Telegraphs and Expresses.
Mr.. Libbev of Mattawamkeag presented
the petition of |. o. Richmond and others.
asking that certain lots of land in Stacyville
Plantation. Penobscot County, be set off
from said plantation and annexed to the tow
ct Patten in the same county; referred to the
COMMITTEE on Towns.
On motion of Mr.. Ryder of Springfield,
Ordered. That the Clerk of the House
cause lists of the order of business of the
House to be printed for distribution among
the members
On motion of Mr.. Grindle of Mt Desert,
Ordered, The Senate concurrng. that the
committees on Education, State Prison, In
sane Hospital. Reform School, Agriculture,
Military Affairs, and State College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts, be authorized to
visit the various institution. which they rep,
resent.
Read and passed and sent down for concur.
renee.
Ordered, That the Committee on Z lucatiou
be directed to consider what legislation, il
any, is expedient, 10 secure better attend
ance in the public schools, of children under
fifteen years of age.
Mr. Newbert of Appleton presented the
following order:
Ordered, The Senate concurrng. that the
Secretary of State be instructed to furnish
each member of the Senate and House Of
Representatives with one copy of the revised
statutes of 1888
In connection with this order, the Speaker
read the following communication from the
Secretary of State:
STATE OF MAINE,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
January IA. 1887
TO the Honorable Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives
Sir Il have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of the accompanying order, and | de
sire most respectfully to call your attention
and through you the attention OF the House
of Representatives, to chap. 1871, laws o
1888, making provision for the distribution OF
the revised statutes of Maine | am per.uad
ed, from examination OF the resolve referred
to. that the legislature should take Joint &C
ton in the premises, in order to secure le
gal distribution Of said statutes.
The order refer red to in this letter was the
House order of yesterday on thi, subject.)
The section OF the revised statutes referred
TO, was read by the Speaker. and is as fol.
lows:
"And the remainder of said two thousand
I copies shall be deposited in the Secretary O
States Office, to be distributed from time tt
time as the Legislature may direct
l. A..
the order introduced by Mr.. Newbert. ths
order was passed and sent down for concur
renee.
Mr.. Lombard of Windham, from the Com,
mittee on Change of Name, reported ought
to pass bill act to change the name Of
Annie Lois Drawn.
Report accepted; bill read twice, and to-
morrow assigned for third reading.
Mr.. Wentworth of North Berwick, from
the Committee on Change of Name, reported
ought to pass bill an act to change the name o.
Seth Pstten Potter.
Report accepted; bill read twice, and to
morrow assigned for third reading.
Mr.. Powers of Houlton, from the Com
mitlee on the Judiciary, reported ought to
pass bill Az act to amend the charter of the
Camden & Rockland Water Co.
Report accepted; bill read twice, and to-
morrow assigned third reading.
Mr.. Barker of Bangor, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported ought to pass bill
of the city of Bangor.
Report accepted; bill read twice. and to
morrow assigned for third reading.